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cleaning glass exterior of salt-water aquarium?
you can laugh at me, but it seems that i can not successfully clean the outside glass of the saltwater tanks at my work, only because the saltwater that drips on the glass does not seem to come off
how do you guys solve that problem? |
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I just use water and a washcloth... comes off just fine.
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Yeah that is what I do also. I use regular tap water along with a clean paper towel.
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a damp cloth seems to work fine and then a dry paper towel to get those little beads of water
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I would be very carefull of using Windex, I believe it has ammonia in it. How about vinegar/water mix. I am kind of wondering how you still have smear marks. Are you sure it is not calcium or lime? The reason I ask is, I have well water and noticed the same thing on mine, it comes off with vinegar/water.
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I always have smear marks too. Wipe with a dry cloth, vigorously sometimes, and they will come off.
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cleaning glass exterior of salt-water aquarium?
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If you do use windex spray it on the cloth in another room and then wipe the outside glass. Never spray it on your glass.
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